iPhone · Android · Apple Watch · Wear OS — December 6

Built around
your life.

Lift, run, ride, climb — one coach that plans it, tracks it live, and replays it back to you. On any phone, on your wrist, without your phone.

Sports: 16
Plans: Adaptive
Devices: 4 native

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Want it before December 6? I'm testing with a small group of runners right now. Beta spots are limited.

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Victory Fitness on Apple Watch, showing the Quick Start screen

The plan that became the app

I'd never run a race. Then I ran 2:52:53.

260to178lbs
Over one training block: 0
Races run before this one: 2:52:53
Boston-qualifying marathon debut

No coach, no running club, no 5K, no half marathon. I used AI to write myself a sub-three-hour training plan and I followed it. Victory Fitness is that plan, rebuilt so it works for your life instead of just mine.

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Running

Cycling

Swimming

Strength

HIIT

Yoga

Hiking

Rucking

Calisthenics

Triathlon

Ultra Running

Spartan Race

Hyrox

Walking

Recovery

Cold Plunge

Devices

Your phone. Your watch.
Your choice.

The same coach, the same plan and the same feed on iPhone and Android, with a native app for Apple Watch and Wear OS. Wear something else? Your plan still lands on it.

December 6

iPhone

The full app: live GPS, the voice coach, route finder, feed and Share Studio.

December 6

Android

Same screens, same features, same launch day. Not a port that shows up a year late.

Native

Apple Watch

Independent GPS, today's workout on your wrist, cheers as banners, live mirror with the phone.

Native

Wear OS

Start, track and finish a session from the watch, with the phone in the locker.

Also works with

Apple Health & Health Connect: Log a workout in any app — Strava, Peloton, a treadmill, whatever — and it shows up in Victory Fitness on its own, no manual import. Bring your full history over in one tap from Settings.
Strava: Every activity uploads automatically as .fit, with splits that match Strava to the metre. Your notes go with it.
Garmin, Amazfit, COROS, Suunto, Wahoo: Two-way through Intervals.icu: tomorrow's workout lands on the watch, and whatever it records comes back into Victory Fitness on its own. Garmin also gets its own Connect IQ app.
Bluetooth heart-rate straps: Pair a chest strap for zone alerts you can actually trust.

The training loop

Plan it. Train it.
Recover from it.

Most apps do one of these. Victory Fitness closes the loop, so what you did on Tuesday changes what it asks of you on Thursday.

01Plan

A plan that rewrites itself

Tell the coach what you are training for and it builds the week around your schedule, your fitness, and the sessions you actually completed — not the ones you meant to.

Adapts when you miss a day
Mixes runs, lifts and intervals
Edit it by just asking

A training week mixing an aerobic run, bodyweight calisthenics and a hill session

02Train

Track it live. Replay it after.

Live GPS with audio coaching while you move, then the whole route plays back as a replay or a flyover with your splits, heart rate and elevation along the line.

Audio cues mid-session
Route replay and flyover
Works on the watch alone

A recorded run showing its route, distance, pace and an AI-written summary

03Recover

Know what your body can take

HRV, resting heart rate, sleep and training load resolve into one call each morning: push, hold, or back off. The next week adjusts to the answer.

Daily readiness score
Training load over time
Feeds back into the plan

A readiness score of 38 flagging a Recovery Day, with training load, activity level and recovery status

Routes & voice

Say where you're starting.
It draws the run.

Type an address or just ask out loud. The route finder builds a loop to the distance you asked for, along real paths, then talks you round it turn by turn.

Exact distance, real paths: Ask for 10K and get 10K, not 9.4. Loops land within a twentieth of a mile; out-and-backs are exact.
Start from any address: Type it, with autocomplete, or build the route straight from the workout in your plan.
Drag a pin, it re-routes: Along roads and trails, never through a building. Add stops it has to pass on the way.
Spoken turn-by-turn: On the phone, or on the watch with the phone at home. The route you picked reaches the wrist.
"Hey Victory Fitness": Ask for a pace check, how far is left, or a new route, mid-stride and hands free. It answers in the same breath.
Private by default: The start and end of a run are hidden automatically unless you started somewhere public.

Every Mile, Mapped: a GPS route with full stats, replay and flyover

And the parts that keep you coming back

Training alone is the fastest way to stop training.

A feed that knows the difference

Your lift and your long run sit side by side, each with the stats that actually matter for it. Cheer friends mid-workout, tag training partners, and compete on challenges.

The activity feed showing a walk with a new PR badge and its route map

Share Studio

A branded, glowing route card or a Map Hero video, ready to post in one tap.

Audio coaching

Splits, pace and cues in your ear, so you never break stride to look at a screen.

Activities tracked: 16
Plan adapts: Weekly
Personal records: Automatic

See it in action

Every feature, in the wild

Share Your Victory — a branded, glowing route card ready to post

Your AI Coach, On Call 24/7 — a real coaching conversation

Unlock Your Potential — a grid of unlocked achievement badges

Crush Your Goals — streaks, distance and step goals in one place

Changelog

Shipped this month.
Not on a roadmap.

One founder, shipping to testers most days. This is the last few weeks, in the words of the release notes.

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Sep 26
Nutrition log entries are now editable — tap one to fix the macros instead of only deleting it.
Sep 25
New: Nutrition tracking. Snap a photo of your meal for AI-estimated calories and macros, or log manually, track against your goals, and see a nutrition score on your Dashboard.
Sep 25
Readiness score now factors in today's nutrition, not just sleep and training load.
Sep 24
Scan a photo of a written workout plan and it converts straight into exercises for logging.
Sep 24
Voice dictation for strength sets, plus a muscle-map visualization of what you trained.
Sep 23
Live running power now shows on your phone during a run, not just the Watch.
Sep 20
Plan tab shows "Week X of Y," and Share This Week no longer sticks on an old week.
Sep 18
Weather is on by default on Profile, with a Privacy opt-out if you would rather not see it.
Sep 14
Cheer Squad now has its own row in Profile → Social.
Sep 11
Routes get an elevation profile chart and a road/trail surface breakdown.
Sep 10
Feed reactions burst, double-tap a post for kudos, threaded comments with replies.
Sep 10
Mile splits and charts now match Strava. Elapsed time and weather on every activity.
Sep 10
Apple Watch controls redesigned as a grid of large tiles: pause, end, ask, lap.
Sep 9
Referral program and promo codes.

Pricing

One price. Every device.

No per-device tiers, no watch add-on. Your subscription follows your account from phone to phone and wrist to wrist.

$14.99/month

$99.99/year

7-day free trial on either plan. Cancel anytime.

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iPhone, Android, Apple Watch and Wear OS
AI plans, coach chat and the voice coach
Routes, live cheering, Share Studio, Strava sync
Every activity type, unlimited history

Victor Sauceda after a race, finisher medal around his neck

Why this exists

“I built the coach I needed when I was starting over.”

I'm Victor Sauceda. Victory Fitness came out of a journey through adversity and discipline, and the belief that training can change anyone's life — whatever shape they're in when they start, and whatever sport gets them moving.

Read my story

FAQ

The questions people email about

Does it work on Android?

Yes. The Android app has the same screens and the same features as the iPhone app and launches the same day, with a native Wear OS companion. Your account and subscription move with you between platforms.

Can I run without my phone?

Yes. The Apple Watch and Wear OS apps record with the watch’s own GPS and heart-rate sensor. The workout syncs to your phone when you are back in range, and while you are in range the two mirror each other live.

Does it import workouts from other apps?

Yes. Log a workout in Strava, Peloton, a treadmill, or anything else that writes to Apple Health or Health Connect, and it shows up in Victory Fitness on its own — no manual import. You can also bring your full workout history over in one tap from Settings.

Which watches does it support?

Native apps for Apple Watch and Wear OS. Garmin, Amazfit, COROS, Suunto and Wahoo connect through Intervals.icu, two-way: plan workouts land on the watch, and whatever it records comes back into Victory Fitness on its own. Garmin also gets its own Victory Fitness app on the Connect IQ store.

Does it sync with Strava?

Automatically. Every activity uploads as a .fit file so distance, time and splits match what Strava shows, and any notes you add after finishing go into the Strava description.

Is it only for runners?

No. It tracks 16 activity types, from strength and HIIT to swimming, cycling, hiking and rucking, and a single plan can mix them. The founder’s marathon story is where it started, not where it stops.

How much does it cost?

$14.99 a month or $99.99 a year, with a 7-day free trial on either. One subscription covers iPhone, Android and every watch.

When does it launch?

December 6, 2026 on iPhone, Android, Apple Watch and Wear OS. It is in private beta now; join the waitlist to get one email on launch day, or ask for a TestFlight invite.